French 'land-artist' uses Yamoussoukro's Basilica grounds as his canvas [No Comment]
One has to climb to the top of Yamoussoukro’s monumental Basilica to fully take in the gigantic interlaced hands drawn on the surrounding grass. The work of the French land-artist Saype is one of the world’s largest works of ‘land-art’.
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